sunofeast_gc
01-15 01:49 PM
Sec. 45. 2 Priority date of applicants.
"The priority date of an alien who is the beneficiary of a petition approved by the Service to accord status under section 124 of Public Law 101-649 shall be the filing date of the approved petition, as determined by the Immigration and Naturalization Service. The priority date of the spouse or child, accompanying or following to join such an alien shall be the priority date of the alien spouse or parent. "
As it sound to me It means PD of primary applicant will be the PD of spouse and child.
"The priority date of an alien who is the beneficiary of a petition approved by the Service to accord status under section 124 of Public Law 101-649 shall be the filing date of the approved petition, as determined by the Immigration and Naturalization Service. The priority date of the spouse or child, accompanying or following to join such an alien shall be the priority date of the alien spouse or parent. "
As it sound to me It means PD of primary applicant will be the PD of spouse and child.
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iam4u4ever
05-30 05:00 PM
Can anyone tell me how long it will take to receive card after receiving welcome email?
Permanent Resident Card Production Delays
USCIS is announcing that applicants may experience up to an eight week delay in the delivery of their permanent resident card while we are in the process of upgrading our card production equipment. USCIS Field Offices will be issuing temporary evidence of permanent residence in the form of an I-551 stamp to applicants approved for permanent residence at the time of their interview. You will need to take your passport to your appointment. If you do not have a passport, you must bring a passport style photo and government issued photo identification to receive temporary evidence of permanent residence.
If the application is approved subsequent to your interview or by a Service Center or the National Benefit Center, the applicant should bring the above documents to an INFOPASS appointment to be issued temporary evidence of permanent residence in the form of an I-551 stamp.
Last updated:05/29/2009
Permanent Resident Card Production Delays
USCIS is announcing that applicants may experience up to an eight week delay in the delivery of their permanent resident card while we are in the process of upgrading our card production equipment. USCIS Field Offices will be issuing temporary evidence of permanent residence in the form of an I-551 stamp to applicants approved for permanent residence at the time of their interview. You will need to take your passport to your appointment. If you do not have a passport, you must bring a passport style photo and government issued photo identification to receive temporary evidence of permanent residence.
If the application is approved subsequent to your interview or by a Service Center or the National Benefit Center, the applicant should bring the above documents to an INFOPASS appointment to be issued temporary evidence of permanent residence in the form of an I-551 stamp.
Last updated:05/29/2009
greencardvow
07-24 06:23 PM
The employer has to always pay the H1B fees.
I know govt said anything regarding labor certifications etc are now only to be paid by employer...
what about fees related to extensions of h1 b? can i still pay for it or it's employer who has to pay...cause knowing my employer i know they won't want to pay and i wonder what options i have.
I know govt said anything regarding labor certifications etc are now only to be paid by employer...
what about fees related to extensions of h1 b? can i still pay for it or it's employer who has to pay...cause knowing my employer i know they won't want to pay and i wonder what options i have.
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lost_angeles
10-02 06:42 PM
I am July 2007 485 filer. I currently work on H1B and my spouse works using EAD. I alongwith couple of friends am thinking of starting a business. Plans are that my spouse would be the owner of the business / incorporation.
Has anybody gone through the same process : incorporation, immigration issues, etc. Would you pl refer / recommend a good lawyer for this?
Appreciate your replies.
Thanks.
Has anybody gone through the same process : incorporation, immigration issues, etc. Would you pl refer / recommend a good lawyer for this?
Appreciate your replies.
Thanks.
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prav27
05-27 06:38 PM
In order to do this, she will have to leave the country and apply for a H-1b consular processing. Get a new visa and come back into the county on H-1. She cannot file for a change of status to H-1 from AOS.
Thanks for the response, but does that means anybody who is on EAD cannot apply for H1B while in US ?
Thanks for the response, but does that means anybody who is on EAD cannot apply for H1B while in US ?
rockstart
08-11 09:10 PM
You are not mandated to report on AC21 (job change) so my advice is not to report it till USCIS ask's you.
For address change. Yes you need to report that. But if you can retain your current address for just this one month and perhaps commute (fly) to your new job you can take a chance. Just my advice
For address change. Yes you need to report that. But if you can retain your current address for just this one month and perhaps commute (fly) to your new job you can take a chance. Just my advice
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guyfromsg
08-14 09:03 PM
I live in NJ and my application was recieved on July 2nd. would that be Nebraska or Texas SC?
NJ comes under TSC but direct filing took effect only from July 30th. Till then the 485 was supposed to be sent to the center where 140 is filed or to NSC ( if no 140 filed). Even if it was sent to the wrong center USCIS will not reject the application in this timeframe. It will be internally transferred to the the correct service center.
NJ comes under TSC but direct filing took effect only from July 30th. Till then the 485 was supposed to be sent to the center where 140 is filed or to NSC ( if no 140 filed). Even if it was sent to the wrong center USCIS will not reject the application in this timeframe. It will be internally transferred to the the correct service center.
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vsrinir
09-16 03:15 PM
ANY ONE READ THIS?
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After a frustrating year in Congress, tech groups plan merger
ITAA, AeA are in talks to consolidate
http://computerworld.com/action/article.do?command=viewArticleBasic&taxonomyName=standards_and_legal_issues&articleId=9114482&taxonomyId=146&intsrc=kc_top
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Jennifer
10-24 04:12 PM
Hi guys,
I understand that after getting your 45day letter your case will be in the BEC database and will be processed in order.
Now I just saw people on this forum with PD Aug 2003 got approved 10/17.
and I know a friend with pd oct 2003 got approved in April.
Suppose that the guy got approved 10/17 was input to the system after the other luckier guy, the most conservative estimation is now pd Aug 2003 is being processed.
Anybody heard of any later PD being approved recently? from DBEC?
I'm just thinking, if we share the pd/approval information on this forum we'll have better estimates about our cases and have a somewhat less stressful life.
Thanks.
I understand that after getting your 45day letter your case will be in the BEC database and will be processed in order.
Now I just saw people on this forum with PD Aug 2003 got approved 10/17.
and I know a friend with pd oct 2003 got approved in April.
Suppose that the guy got approved 10/17 was input to the system after the other luckier guy, the most conservative estimation is now pd Aug 2003 is being processed.
Anybody heard of any later PD being approved recently? from DBEC?
I'm just thinking, if we share the pd/approval information on this forum we'll have better estimates about our cases and have a somewhat less stressful life.
Thanks.
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mixednut
02-21 02:33 PM
It appears that US CIS lost my I-90 application a year ago and subsequent attempts to get a replacement GC failed thus far. Best course of action?
Here are the details...
Received GC in 1999. Last year when I tried to get a re-entry permit (I-131), US CIS mailed me a notice saying that my GC had the wrong A-number on it (US CIS administrative error), and needed to be replaced via I-90.
The notice also said that while waiting for the replacement GC, I could go to the district office, obtain a temporary GC, and then re-file for I-131.
So in January 2007, I filed the no-cost I-90, where the reason was, "My card was issued with incorrect information because of a USCIS administrative error. I have attached the incorrect card and evidence of the correct information." The application included the original GC with the "bad" A-number, and was sent via certified mail, receipt requested. Later, I received a confirmation from US Mail that the application was delivered.
Subsequent multiple requests to US CIS produced the response, "We have no record of your application". Subsequently mailed copied of the I-90 application, produced a response, "denied, your did not include a GC with your application".
I did another "Service Request" with US CIS yesterday, and am pretty sure the response will be the same, "We have no record of your application".
What would you suggest as the best course of action? Just file a full cost (about $300?) I-90 declaring the GC "lost", and forget that it was the US CIS error?
Thanks for any help!
Here are the details...
Received GC in 1999. Last year when I tried to get a re-entry permit (I-131), US CIS mailed me a notice saying that my GC had the wrong A-number on it (US CIS administrative error), and needed to be replaced via I-90.
The notice also said that while waiting for the replacement GC, I could go to the district office, obtain a temporary GC, and then re-file for I-131.
So in January 2007, I filed the no-cost I-90, where the reason was, "My card was issued with incorrect information because of a USCIS administrative error. I have attached the incorrect card and evidence of the correct information." The application included the original GC with the "bad" A-number, and was sent via certified mail, receipt requested. Later, I received a confirmation from US Mail that the application was delivered.
Subsequent multiple requests to US CIS produced the response, "We have no record of your application". Subsequently mailed copied of the I-90 application, produced a response, "denied, your did not include a GC with your application".
I did another "Service Request" with US CIS yesterday, and am pretty sure the response will be the same, "We have no record of your application".
What would you suggest as the best course of action? Just file a full cost (about $300?) I-90 declaring the GC "lost", and forget that it was the US CIS error?
Thanks for any help!
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sonia_sd
09-21 12:36 PM
Hello all,
For past few months I hear some noice on the web that USCIS may be changing its policy soon by discontinuing Concurrent filing and allowing people to file I485 If I140 is approved irrespetive of visa number availability. How far this is true, have any body got more details on this ?? :confused:
For past few months I hear some noice on the web that USCIS may be changing its policy soon by discontinuing Concurrent filing and allowing people to file I485 If I140 is approved irrespetive of visa number availability. How far this is true, have any body got more details on this ?? :confused:
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06-15 02:01 AM
If I were to go for an India visit, Do I need to have the stamping done again while returning?
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fromnaija
02-15 05:16 PM
Thanks fromnaija, If she maintains any non-immigrant visa she can be added without any 'follow-to-join' petetion right i.e., she can be added to my 485 just like the normal process when my PD becomes current.
Yes that's correct as long as the marriage occurs prior to when you want to add her.
Yes that's correct as long as the marriage occurs prior to when you want to add her.
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desi chala usa
01-14 03:23 PM
GC has nothing to do with H1b only issue is they will verify whether you were in status all the time.
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Ruta
07-28 12:15 PM
Please someone tell me whether Ac21 portability 180 days rule applies from the day USCIS receives the application or whether it starts from day you get I-485 Receipt #????
In our case USCIS recieved our application on July 2nd and we have not received receipt # yet. so 180 day clock starts ticking on July 2nd?
In our case USCIS recieved our application on July 2nd and we have not received receipt # yet. so 180 day clock starts ticking on July 2nd?
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05-16 10:07 PM
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chanduv23
02-14 08:50 AM
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Pay From: REGULAR CHECKING-2936
Payee Amount Deliver By Confirmation Number
Immigration Voice
Member ID : chanduv23
$100.00 02/14/2007 669WG-B6SP9
Memo: Member ID: chanduv23
This memo was sent with your payment.
Payment check # 36872976 was sent to Immigration Voice on 02/09/2007 and delivered on 02/14/2007. Funds were withdrawn from your REGULAR CHECKING-2936 account on 02/14/2007.
I have contributed $300 so far along with this
Pay From: REGULAR CHECKING-2936
Payee Amount Deliver By Confirmation Number
Immigration Voice
Member ID : chanduv23
$100.00 02/14/2007 669WG-B6SP9
Memo: Member ID: chanduv23
This memo was sent with your payment.
Payment check # 36872976 was sent to Immigration Voice on 02/09/2007 and delivered on 02/14/2007. Funds were withdrawn from your REGULAR CHECKING-2936 account on 02/14/2007.
I have contributed $300 so far along with this
wandmaker
11-11 07:04 PM
You will have to open a service request (SR) with USCIS after 30 days have passed. Once you open a SR , usually service center will people will call and confirm about the current status and in about 45 days from SR open date they will try resolve the issue. If 45 days have passed, then you will have to take an infopass appointment figure out. Hope this helps!
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